Binili ti AMD ti ATI para iti $5.4 Bilyon

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief July 25, 2006 · 2 min read

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Babaen dagiti termino ti transaksion, adda panangakup ti AMD iti amin a nagbalin a paset ti ATI para iti pannakabalin ti $4.2 billion a cash ken 57 million a paset ti common stock ti AMD, base kadagiti bilang ti paset ti ATI common stock a nagbalin idi Hulio 21, 2006. Amin a nagbalin a options ken RSUs ti ATI ket maasumarna. Base iti closing price ti AMD common stock idi Hulio 21, 2006 a $18.26 kada paset, ti pannakabalin para kadagiti amin a nagbalin a paset ti ATI common stock ket $20.47, a naipalawag babaen ti $16.40 a cash ken 0.2229 a paset ti AMD common stock.

Napadto a sumagid ni Intel iti daytoy a balita babaen ti panangilako ti lisensia ti chipset ti ATI, a naipakita ni Bit Tech. Naipadto! Dayta ket mangiyebat a naggapu laeng ni nVidia kenni Intel ken saan tayon makitkita dagiti karta ni nVidia para kadagiti prosesor ti AMD kasla iti sumunad a tawen.

Bagayto ti panagbuya? Agsayaakko a mas mababa ti presio dagiti graphics card.

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12 Comments

Miguel · 20 years ago

Makes great sense since all the GeForces and Radeons out there occupying the tech news are just a fraction of the video chips being sold. I am on an Intel GMA900 at the moment – part of the 915 chipset.

markku · 20 years ago

This will be the start of good integrated graphic chipsets for the masses! :) I read an article suggesting that AMD’s move is to position themselves comfortably next to Intel who’s currently number one in the graphics chipset market. Makes sense.

Fleeb · 20 years ago

I think AMD+ATI would be a nice combination (ATI rules in image quality and DX — good for Vista, and OpenGL for nVidia). Maybe in response to the release of Conroe and Intel’s announcement about 4 core processors by Q4 this year.